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Shadow IT in Practice: How 100+ IT Professionals Adapt, Respond, and Redefine Control
Shadow IT has always been a loaded term, typically implying rule-breaking, risk, or lack of control. But the reality is more nuanced. When we surveyed 115 IT professionals, what we found wasn’t a story of defiance. It was one of friction.
Streamline MDM Migration with the Kandji Migration Agent
Kandji's recent Demo Day focused on the Kandji Migration Agent, a powerful tool designed to streamline the process of moving Mac computers from existing MDM solutions to Kandji. In this article, we'll review topics covered in the Demo Day, including why migration has traditionally been challenging, how the Migration Agent works, and best practices for a successful migration. At the close, we'll highlight questions and answers from our expert team provided during the live Q&A.
Dissecting the macOS 'AppleProcessHub' Stealer: Technical Analysis of a Multi-Stage Attack
On May 15, 2025, the security research team MalwareHunterTeam (@malwrhunterteam) identified a suspicious file named libsystd.dylib with low detection—only 2 at the time of posting— which appeared to be an infostealer. On macOS, infostealers collect private information such as keychain passwords and cryptocurrency wallets, which are then uploaded to an attacker-controlled server. This particular infostealer is designed to exfiltrate user files including bash history, zsh history, GitHub configurations, SSH information, and the Keychain. A Threat Actor may leverage this information to find IP addresses, hostnames, domain names, or paths to internal resources. This could evolve the threat from an exposure of the individual, to an infiltration of their organization.
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